<h2>Introduction:</h2>CharHelper_Fine_Tuned_V2 has been trained with SD 2.1 as a base at 768x768 resolution as an update to the previous version. It has additional training on anthropomorphism, dinosaurs, reptiles, animals, aquatic creatures, ninjas, wrestlers, food, diners, gardens, and fairgrounds.Disclaimer: Some of the sample images used the Dynamic Thresholding and/or Unprompted Extensions. Civitai did not have a place for it with their template so for more info, check the model card on HuggingFace.<h2>Usage:</h2>The CFG Scale is much less sensitive in this version and can achieve good results between 4 and 9.I recommend using the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/mcmonkeyprojects/sd-dynamic-thresholding">Dynamic Thresholding Extension</a> for this model. It becomes much more coherent when it is enabled with the following settings:<img src="https://imagecache.civitai.com/xG1nkqKTMzGDvpLrqFT7WA/2c050094-dd0d-4c58-f2ab-ea33f3e22e00/width=525/2c050094-dd0d-4c58-f2ab-ea33f3e22e00.jpeg" />This model also can benefit from the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/ThereforeGames/unprompted">Unprompted Extension's</a> zoom_enhance tool as it likes to output longer range images.Use Auto for the vae in settings. If you are using a vae based on a SDv1.5 model, you may not get the best results.Prompts work better when using complete sentences vs the SDv1.x "8k, intricate, etc." type of format.Keywords are not necessary but I've kept the options for them open. Play around with mixing them up for interesting outputs. They work best with the <a target="_blank" rel="ugc" href="https://github.com/AUTOMATIC1111/stable-diffusion-webui/wiki/Features#prompt-editing">Prompt Editing Feature</a> which let's the generation focus on the keywords for the first 20% and then can be removed before the image gets too chaotic or vice versa. Using Prompt Editing for artist names as well has had good results.Keywords:Character Styles: CHV3CWrestler, CHV3CReptile, CHV3CAnimal, CHV3CNinja, CHV3CAnthro, CHV3CDino, CHV3CFoodPorn, CHV3CDeepSea, CHV3CBigChief, CHV3CBoxer, CHV3CUrban, CHV3COrc, CHV3CGanesh, CHV3CGolem,CHV3CCyberpunk, CHV3CSamurai, CHV3CRobot, CHV3CZombie, CHV3CBird, CHV3MDragon, CHV3CKnight, CHV3CWizard, CHV3CBarb, CHV3CVehicle, CHV3CTroll, CHV3CReaper, CHV3CRogue, CHV3CAlienScenery/Styles: CHV3SDiner, CHV3SGarden, CHV3SFair, CHV3SUrban, CHV3SEldritch, CHV3SLighthouse, CHV3SCute, CHV3SMacro, CHV3SSciFi, CHV3SWorld Fine-Tuned V1: Introduction:This model was trained from the ground up using Stable Tuner's fine-tuning method and utilizing contrast fix for darker darks and bolder colors. The Dataset contains 4900 images trained to 35 epochs.File Name is CharHelper Fine-Tuned.safetensors. Do not forget to download the yaml file and place it in the same directory.Usage:Because of the nature of the fine-tuning method, this model is sensitive with the CFG Scale. Photorealism tends to like a LOW CFG Scale. Best result can be found between 3 and 7. Some subjects that are complex like robots like a higher dfg, while photorealism is mostly achieved with a CFG Scale of 3 or 4.Use Auto for the vae in settings. If you are using a vae based on a SDv1.5 model, you may not get the best results.CharHelper Fined-Tuned was trained all at once which means the keywords all have more power to them than the previous CharHelper models. CharHelper Fine-Tuned doesn't need keywords but includes them and they can be mixed and matched together in order to acheive a multitude of different styles. Some Keywords were changed slightly from the last version.Keywords:Character Styles: CHV3CBigChief, CHV3CBoxer, CHV3CUrban, CHV3COrc, CHV3CGanesh, CHV3CGolem,CHV3CCyberpunk, CHV3CSamurai, CHV3CRobot, CHV3CZombie, CHV3CBird, CHV3MDragon, CHV3CKnight, CHV3CWizard, CHV3CBarb, CHV3CVehicle, CHV3CTroll, CHV3CReaper, CHV3CRogue, CHV3CAlienScenery/Styles: CHV3SDark, CHV3SUrban, CHV3SEldritch, CHV3SLighthouse, CHV3SCute, CHV3SMacro, CHV3SSciFi, CHV3SWorld V4: File Name is CharHelperV4.safetensorsCharHelper V4 is a merge of CharHelper V3 and a newly trained model. This update is to provide a base for future updates. All older keywords from CharHelper V3 will still work.Training subjects on this model are Aliens, Zombies, Birds, Cute styling, Lighthouses, and Macro Photography. Mix and match the styles and keywords to push the model further.<h2>Usage</h2>Use Auto for the vae in settings. If you are using a vae based on a SDv1.5 model, you may not get the best results.This model has multiple keywords that can be mixed and matched together in order to acheive a multitude of different styles. However, keywords aren't necessarily needed but can help with styling.Keywords:Character Styles: CHV3CZombie, CHV3CAlien, CHV3CBirdScenery/Styles: CHV3SLighthouse, CHV3SCute, CHV3SMacro V3:File Name is CharHelperV3.ckptCompletely retrained from the begining in a fundamentally different process from CharHelper V1 and 2. This new model is much more diverse in range and can output some amazing results.It was trained on multiple subjects and styles including buildings, vehicles, and landscapes as well.Usage:Use Auto for the vae in settings. If you are using a vae based on a SDv1.5 model, you may not get the best results.This model has multiple keywords that can be mixed and matched together in order to acheive a multitude of different styles. However, keywords aren't necessarily needed but can help with styling.Keywords:Character Styles: CHV3CKnight, CHV3CWizard, CHV3CBarb, CHV3MTroll, CHV3MDeath, CHV3CRogue, CHV3CCyberpunk, CHV3CSamurai, CHV3CRobotScenery/Landscapes: CHV3SWorld, CHV3SSciFiWIPs (needs fine-tuning, but try it out): CHV3MDragon, CHV3CVehicleExample Prompt: Mix &amp; Match "CHV3CCyberpunk.grim reaper"A realistic detail of a mid-range, full-torso, waist-up character portrait of a (CHV3CCyberpunk.grim reaper) costume with beautiful artistic scenery in the background, trending on artstation, 8k, hyper detailed, artstation, concept art, hyper realism, ultra-real, digital painting, cinematic, art award, highly detailed, attractive face, professional hands, professional anatomy, (2 arms, 2 hands) Negative prompt: NegLowRes-2400, NegMutation-500, amateur, ((extra limbs)), ((extra barrel)), ((b&amp;w)), ((close-up)), (((duplicate))), ((mutilated)), extra fingers, mutated hands, (((deformed))), blurry, (((bad proportions))), ((extra limbs)), cloned face, out of frame, extra limbs, gross proportions, (malformed limbs), ((missing arms)), ((missing legs)), (((extra arms))), (((extra legs))), mutated hands, (fused fingers), (too many fingers), (((long neck))), (tripod), (tube), ugly, tiling, poorly drawn hands, poorly drawn feet, poorly drawn face, out of frame, mutation, mutated, extra limbs, extra legs, extra arms, disfigured, deformed, cross-eye, body out of frame, blurry, bad art, bad anatomy, (umbrella), weapon, sword, dagger, katana, cropped head Steps: 10, Sampler: DPM++ SDE Karras, CFG scale: 9, Seed: 1840075390, Size: 768x896, Model hash: cba4df56, ENSD: 3 V2:Trained for an additional 5000 steps. Result will be much more stable and major improvement over V1. Don't forget to add the yaml file into your models directory.V2 checkpoint filename is CharHelper_v2_ SDv2_1_768_step_8500.ckptUsage:This model tends to like the higher CFG scale range. 7-15 will bring good results. Images come out well if they are 756X756 resolution size and up.A good prompt to start with is:(a cyberpunk rogue), charhelper, ((close up)) portrait, digital painting, artwork by leonardo davinci, high detail, professional, masterpiece, anime, stylized, face, facial expression, inkpunk, professional anatomy, professional hands, anatomically correct, colorfulNegative: ((bad hands)), disfigured, distorted face, mutated, malformed, bad anatomy, mutated feet, bad feet, poorly drawn, ((odd proportions)), noise, blur, missing fingers, missing limbs, long torso, ((ugly)), text, logo, over-exposed, over-saturated, ((bad anatomy)), over-exposed, ((over-saturated)), (((weapon))), long neck, black &amp; white, ((glowing eyes))Just substitute what's in the begining parenthesis with your subject. You can also substitute "((close up))" with "((mid range))" as well. These worked best for me, but I'm excited to see what everyone else can do with it.

CharHelper Fine-Tuned V2

Introduction:This model was trained from the ground up using Stable Tuner's fine-tuning method and utilizing contrast fix for darker darks and bolder colors. The Dataset contains 4900 images trained to 35 epochs.File Name is CharHelper Fine-Tuned.safetensors. Do not forget to download the yaml file and place it in the same directory.Usage:Because of the nature of the fine-tuning method, this model is sensitive with the CFG Scale. Photorealism tends to like a LOW CFG Scale. Best result can be found between 3 and 7. Some subjects that are complex like robots like a higher dfg, while photorealism is mostly achieved with a CFG Scale of 3 or 4.Use Auto for the vae in settings. If you are using a vae based on a SDv1.5 model, you may not get the best results.CharHelper Fined-Tuned was trained all at once which means the keywords all have more power to them than the previous CharHelper models. CharHelper Fine-Tuned doesn't need keywords but includes them and they can be mixed and matched together in order to achieve a multitude of different styles. Some Keywords were changed slightly from the last version.Keywords:Character Styles: CHV3CBigChief, CHV3CBoxer, CHV3CUrban, CHV3COrc, CHV3CGanesh, CHV3CGolem,CHV3CCyberpunk, CHV3CSamurai, CHV3CRobot, CHV3CZombie, CHV3CBird, CHV3MDragon, CHV3CKnight, CHV3CWizard, CHV3CBarb, CHV3CVehicle, CHV3CTroll, CHV3CReaper, CHV3CRogue, CHV3CAlienScenery/Styles: CHV3SDark, CHV3SUrban, CHV3SEldritch, CHV3SLighthouse, CHV3SCute, CHV3SMacro, CHV3SSciFi, CHV3SWorld

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